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No, it is not possible so while preserving the existing data in situ. You will have to backup and restore the data.

If GNU diff is available to you, you could use the --brief option to do what you want.

More that likely, your issue is that your "admin user" is not a member of the wheel group. Moreover you should be using the sudo command as in:

$ sudo systemctl start sendmail

As far as I know, no. Avahi was not designed with security as a priority.

Somehow, both of your network interfaces are not configured correctly. For example both are missing the UP flag and only one has a MAC address. Without seeing your VM configuration, it is hard to...

Why the pipe to the second find? Does not appear to make any sense.

The general rule of thumb for Windows and any other operating system sharing the same disk is to install Windows first. This is because most versions of Windows OSes assume that all devices and all...

You did not give a boot environment argument, i.e. New_zfs, to luactivate.

With FTP, unless you are transferring text files, always use binary mode.

There are many ways to achieve what you want to do. Here is one way using awk:

awk 'BEGIN {NUM=0}; /xml version="1.0"/ {NUM++; filename=NUM".xml"}; {print >filename}' infile.xml


If you...

This should help you: https://wiki.centos.org/Cloud/Docker

Invalid loop count. Change

for (j = 0; j < 23; j++) {

to

for (j = 0; j < 22; j++) {

Have you tried

# yum list all

Yes. You will only get the same hash if both files are IDENTICAL in every way.

Have you looked at Spacewalk? It the free version of Red Hat Satellite.

There is no standard command to list certificates on a platform.

char a[8];
c = sizeof(a);
strncpy( a, b, c );

If optimization is enabled, GCC will optimize away the second line of this code.

Yes, you can use you original Windows 8 install media. Just boot into repair mode and run chkdsk.

Why are you using heredoc syntax if you do not wish to the shell to interpret the heredoc syntax? What am I missing? If you do not want the shell to interpret the output, redirect the output...

There are quite a few Python ASN.1 parsers and decoders available. Do an Internet search for "ASN.1 Python parser" or "ASN.1 Python decoder."

Depends on whether you have account management auditing enabled or not. Look in you security event logs.

Sounds like a GRUB2 problem. Some sort of hardware initialization or incompatibility problem. Might be worth trying a later version of SLES.

Something like this (in Linux)

0/2 11-23 * * * /path/to/your/script
0/2 0-4 * * * /path/to/your/script


Your script then needs to contain logic to check the current time and not run to...

Probably because a crontab entry does not inherit or preserve the user's environment.

You need to explicitly set all of your environment such as PATH, etc. in your crontab script.

As far as I recall you just need to remove or comment out the rwcommunity and rocommunity entries in snmpd.conf